Reported Death of the Pope—a Hoax
On the 5th instant Dr. Cumming was announced to deliver a lecture at the Town Hall at Folkestone at three o'clock in the afternoon on "The Pope, and his work in…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1873
328 stories in Sydney's papers · page 6 of 17
The Death of Labour in the Southern Hemisphere. (From the Times, February 20.)
IN the letter of our New Zealand correspondent which we publish to-day, as also in the letters from New South Wales and Victoria, published yesterday, may be read a tale of starvation which ought to find…
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The death of Manual Aguas, at this critical moment in the history of Mexico, is one of those mysterious events which we cannot undertake to fathom or explain. Few missionaries could…
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IT will be seen by our obituary notices that Mr. David Jones, one of the oldest and most respected inhabitants of Sydney, died, after a long illness, early on Saturday morning, 29th March, having completed his 80th year…
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ANOTHER and much respected colonist has passed away at a good old age. For fifty years the position, of Captain Towns has been one of industry and enterprise. It will be admitted by all who knew him that no man for so long…
Continued on Trove, page 497 →Telegrams This Day Scurvy on Board a French Transport Ship. the New Zealand 4 Per Cent Loan. Swearing in of Mr. Vogel. Eight-hours Demonstration in Melbourne. Border Question Beyon Settlement. Immigrants in Quarantine. Opposition Silk Company in Victoria. the Cutter Yacht Lcelia. the Melbourne Herald and the Randwick Cup Race. Pall of £100,000 in Hustler's Stock Latest Mining. Death of Leaper, the Alleged Bigamist. an Abandoned Ship. Shipping for Sydney. Adelaide Wheat Damaged. Latest Commercial. &c., &c., &c. [Per Anglo-australian Press Telegram Agency.] Melbourne. Saturday, 2.50 p.m
Mr. Parkes has telegraphed bis ultimatum to Mr. Francis. It virtually settles the Border question. The Victorian Government will not agree…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegram This Day the Escaped ,Communist Savigne. Sudden Death of Mrs. Falls. the Bishop of Goulburn's Tour. the German Immigrants for Brisbane. Departure of the L'orne. the Northumberland's News. Memorial for Mount and Morris. Committal of Nash. Arrival of the Northumber-land. the Border Duties. Increased Scale of Insurance Premiums. the Polynesian Company. Revival of Extended Hustler's. Latest Commercial and Mining. &c., &c., &c. [Per Anglo-australian Press Telegram Agency.] Melbourne. Wednesday, 9.48 p.m
In reply to the deputation to the Commissioner of Customs in respect to drawbacks, Mr. Cohen said it was the intention of Government to allow drawbacks on all…
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WE have to-day, says the Maitland Mercury of Thursday morning, a very sad duty to perform—to announce the sudden death of Mrs. Alexander Falls, widow of the late Mrs. Alexander Falls, and the properties…
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WE have to-day, says the Maitland Mercury of Thursday morning, a very sad duty to perform—to announce the audden death of Mrs. Alexander Falls, widow of the late Mr. Alexander Falls, and the prepristress…
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WE are authorised to state that the remains of the late Hon. W. C. Wentworth (who died in England, on March 20th, 1872, and for whose public funeral both Elouses…
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A Gazette Extraordinary was issncd yesterday afternoon, containing the following notico from the Colonial Secretary:- "Colonial Secretary's Office…
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THE commission appointed by the Governor, with the the advice of the Executive Council, to make and carry out the necessary arrangements in connection with the public funeral of the late William Charles Wentworth…
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THE commission appointed by the Governor, with the the advice of the Executive Council, to make and carry out the necessary arrangements in connection with the public funeral of the late William Charies Wentworth,…
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William Charles Macready, tragedian, in his 31st year…
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THE remains of the late William Charles Wentworth arrived in the harbour of Port Jackson by the ship British King on Saturday, and were privately removed to the residence of a friend of the deceased…
Continued on Trove, page 560 →Ireland. Death of Mr. N. Comerford, Killeen
We copy from the Kilkenny Journal the! following notice of the decease and obsequies of Nicholas Comerford, Esq., of Killeen, county Kilkenny. The deceased…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Wentworth Funeral—railway Trains. To the Editor of the Evening News
SIR—Do not the railway authorities intend, by "Excursion or cheap trains," to facilitate the attendance of the country people, who may desire to do honour to Mr. Wentworth's remains on Tuesday next? If so, is…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Arrival of Mr. W. C. Wentworth's Remains. Arrangements for the Public Funeral
THE remains of the late Hon. W. C. Wentworth (who died in England, on March 20th, 1872, and for whose public funeral both Houses of Parliament of New South Wales passed an…
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ABOUT 7 o'clock last evening, the late Mr. W. C. Wentworth's remains, enclosed in a handsome coffin made of rosewood, and covered with a pall of rich black velvet, were conveyed to St. Andrew's Cathedral…
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ON Monday evening, 5th instant, the late Mr. W. C. Wentworth's remains, enclosed in a handsome coffin made of polished cedar, and covered with a pall of rich black velvet, were conveyed to St. Andrew's Cathedral…
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